I am the Emperor of Mankind.
I have been sitting on the golden throne for ten thousand years.
I was the guardian of humanity, the embodiment of reason, the beacon of the Imperial crusade. But now, I am just a living corpse lingering in endless pain, a cold idol worshiped as a god by all mankind. My empire has long since decayed and collapsed during my thousands of years of silence, falling into endless wars and superstition.
I thought that I would be imprisoned in this boundless darkness and loneliness forever until my soul completely dissipated.
However, just today, a mysterious existence calling itself [Sky Vault Shadow Screen] appeared in the depths of my consciousness without any warning.
It began to play a series of images for me - those dusty histories, those forgotten truths, those pasts that I created and destroyed with my own hands. I saw how my proudest sons turned to betrayal, how the price of loyalty was endless lamentation, and how everything I fought for turned into a twisted and demented joke.
At first, all I felt was endless anger and cold mockery. But when I saw that in the darkest corner, there were still mortals fighting for a glimmer of light, and there were still heroes who sacrificed their lives to protect my name, a spark rekindled my long-dead heart.
[Sky Vault Screen] told me that every mood swing and every human resonance I have is repairing my broken soul and body.
Perhaps this is more than just a review. This is a trial and a redemption.
This time, I will see everything clearly and make up for all the regrets. When I open my eyes again, the whole galaxy will tremble!
Reader comments
It feels like a pretty good movie. The emperor in it seems to be more human than divine. Even at the beginning, the order seems a little out of order, but later on it feels pretty good. Worth recommending.
It feels good, but some details are a little different. Horus was the first Primarch to be sacrificed. What came out of the temple was a puppet shared by the four gods, and Isstvaan 3. The Warmaster was originally going to leave after the virus bomb went down, but because Angron left privately, he stayed to fight.
It feels like a pretty good movie. The emperor in it seems to be more human than divine. Even at the beginning, the order seems a little out of order, but later on it feels pretty good. Worth recommending.
It feels good, but some details are a little different. Horus was the first Primarch to be sacrificed. What came out of the temple was a puppet shared by the four gods, and Isstvaan 3. The Warmaster was originally going to leave after the virus bomb went down, but because Angron left privately, he stayed to fight.